6PC Japanese Studio Pottery Group

Japan 20th Century Includes a plate decorated with blue and brown fish, a cylindrical vase with blue, white, and orange glaze, a shapely pinched body vase decorated with rust and cream glaze, a covere

A GROUP OF FOUR JAPANESE STUDIO POTTERY WARES, GUMP'S, MID/LATE 20TH CENTURY, comprising a larger dished charger with glossy black glaze and brown and white border glazes, raised on a circular foot, v

Group of four Japanese studio pottery ceramic vessels in boxes. Two low dishes and two cups. One small cup by David Pinto (Jamaican, 20th/21st c.) One irregular shaped dish by Yasuyuki Takeuchi (Japan

large oval glazed charger, dated 1990, 28"x22"

A group of three Japanese studio ceramic pottery vessels including a lidded jar, a vase, and a faceted vessel. Glazed stoneware in red, green, and white with striped decoration. The faceted vessel sig

A 19th century pottery bowl decorated with figures, and three 20th century Japanese studio pottery items, a charger, bowl and vase. Dimensions:From 5" to 12 1/2" in diameter, the heights range from 2"

Group Studio Pottery vessels, 20th c., Italian and Japanese examples, incl. (1) large brown volcanic glaze vase, (1) sgraffito vase inscribed "Italy", (1) small square bowl with drip glaze and (1) sma

Group of three items. (1) Pottery vase with modernist Japanese style decorations. No apparent signature. 9.75" H. (2) Japanese pottery Ikebana dish / bowl. Impressed mark. 2.25" H x 8.75" dia. (3) Jap

Naoyuki Matsubara (Japanese, 20th c). Group of three studio pottery ceramics, two with boxes. Glazed stoneware with the artist's iconic brush patterns. Each marked along the underside. With a certific

Group of three studio pottery pieces in a Japanese mingei style. Includes two yunomi tea cups or tea bowls and one larger bowl. All with impressed marks along the footrim.Keyword: Mingei, Wabi sabi, C

Group signed Studio Pottery vessels, 20th c., (5) pieces, comprising: (2) signed Japanese dishes, (1) bowl signed "Virginia", (1) small bowl, and (1) small vase signed illegibly, largest: 3"h x 15"dia

Comprising a raku style teapot, a Japanese bowl with iridescent glaze, a small dish signed K.O, and a strainer bowl. 4 1/4" to 10 1/4".

Group of (13) antique Asian Chinese Japanese pottery items. Provenance: Studio Props of Martha Stewart.

A pair of mid 20th century studio candleholders, a freeform 19th century Kutani bowl with hand painted gourd decoration and an early 20th century studio censer with hand painted decoration. Dimensions

With original box. Measures 14" High. Excellent condition. Estimate $3.000-4.000

LAGARDO TACKETTGroup of five studio pottery objects, 1960sGlazed ceramic.Each signed underneath. Square Plate: .5" H x 10" W x 10" DCandle Holders: 3" H x 4.5" DiameterLow Bow

American Studio Pottery Group of Four Glazed Ceramic Bowls/Plate, Various Makers, circa 1946-1980s Comprising a footed portrait bowl by Henry Varnum Poor (American, 1887-1970), signed and dated "HP 46

(lot of 2) Jim Kraft studio pottery group, each having a cylindrical form, one centered with stripes, the other having abstract geometric decoration, largest: 27"h

(lot of 2) Jim Kraft studio pottery group, each having a cylindrical form, one centered with stripes, the other having abstract geometric decoration, largest: 32"h

Uichi Shimizu (Japanese, 1926-2004). Studio ceramic pottery vessel with a lid. Celadon glazed stoneware with lobed form. Stamped along the underside. With a wooden box and a sheet containing informati

20th cen, with original copper liner, measures 8"h 10" by 10"w

Grouping of modern Japanese studio pottery dinnerware including (10) shallow bowls, (10) dinner plates, and serving bowl. Faintly marked indistinctly underneath shallow bowls, serving bowl with markin

(lot of 14) Studio pottery group, consisting of stoppered bottles in various sizes and colors, including one in orange with blue spots, an Art Deco style vessel having a skyscraper form in cobalt blue

Japanese Studio pottery dish collection, 20th c., (14) pieces, some examples incl. Seto ware style and Koishiwara ware style, a few pieces with faint stamped marks, 8.5"dia (largest), 5"dia (smallest)